Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-29
LOCAL AND ormER yOrs.
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SensfnePs Reporter.
Yesterday quotation OF silver, ST. .02A
JAY Gould is said to be coming to Ssntl
Barbara.
Property is rapidly changing hands a
San Luis Obispo.
J. s. Carothers came in yesterday from
Taylor, White Pine.
The weather for the past two or thret
DAYS has been clear and cold.
The total receipts Of the Patti concerts
in Los Angeles were SO, 1856 so.
Governor Stevenson has our thanks fol-
q COPY Of his inaugural address.
Six new cases OF diph,heria were re
ported In San Francisco yesterday.
Wells. Fargo & Co. yesterday shipped
one bar Of bullion, valued at 5000.
There will be music at the Rink this
evening. The ice is in splendid condition
Mrs. N. Mccartney left yesterday for 4
visit to her daughter at Butte City, Mon
tsna.
Assessments we're levied yesterday az
tollows: Lady Washington, IS cents; Ben.
ron. 90 cents.
Mark Twain's wealth Is now estimated
by his friends at Sill 900. 900. Mark does
no. confirm the estimate.
Speaking Of dinners. it Is said that "the
politician who keeps a good cook is q tower
Of strength to his party"
The box sheet for the "Trip to Seattle +"
performance will be opened to-day at IL
o'clock at the Opera House.
Efforts are being made to ~precipitate q
duel between Congressman Jones and
| General King Of Louisiana.
The S. F. Chronicle claims a daily cir
c~ulation OF $3.50, or more than all the
other dailies OF that city combined.
The Supreme Court Of Montana affirmed
the decision in favor OF the mining loca-
sions covering a large part Of Butte City.
There are said to be over fifty applicants
for the position Of President OF the Uni
versity in case the S. 900 clause is retained
In the bill.
The saloon-keepers of Tehama county,
Gal, are making arrangements TO legally
resist the high license, which takes effect
next April.
A rich silver mine, supposed to have
| been worked In the days Of the padres,
has been discovered In the mountains near
Santa Ana.
In the last three days of 1886 there we're
sold in Paris 5000 900 worth OF flowers.
| The demand for camelias outran the sup
| ply, which was 10000 dozens.
ALI. Chartz has purchased a half interest
in the Virginia Footlight, and the name Of
tho paper il TO be changed to the Evening
Report, on the first Of February.
M. A..1., a. Me-. shn rnttI.nnatp
cowboy OF Montana, has leased a house in
New York for four months. paying S24,-
900 for the rent OF the house and furniture.
The California Legislature Is waking up
TO the fac. that the TWO Houses are loaded
down with superiuous clerks. and Q move
IL 10 be made TO reduce the force and ex-
pence al the same time.
A called communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, +. and A. M, will be held
this Saturday. evening at Z o'clock. All
Master Masons in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
An English writer says that the com
mand OF the Koran forbidding intoxi-
eating drinks was faithfully obeyed by the
Turks for thousand years. This 10 prob
ably the longest time between drinks on
record.
The Carson Union says: Fifteen hun-
ldred ounces OF bullion were received at
the Mint this morning. We are pleased 10
state that the number OF deposits are in
creasing, several having been made in the
last few days.
The ~jsnitor of a very dirty lodging
house has posted up at the entrance the
usual notice: "Visitors will please wipe
their feet" A practical joker, after hav'
ing inspected the apartments one day. ad-
ded the following: ON going out"
The night w~atchman makes complaint
that some Of our people empty ashes and
fire on the public streets. thereby endsnger-
ing their own and their ~Heighbors' prop
erty. Last night he put ont W small
fires. He says he will arrest the first per-
son he sees emptying fire and ashes on the
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